The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-06-02
STARTLING THEORIES AND PREDIc
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STARTLING THEORIES AND PREDICL
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Prof. Magee. Of the geological sur.
vey, has been advancing some start
ling theories concerning earthquakes.
He says that it seems evident, as dis.
placement and earthquakes 90 togeth-
or. that the eastern United States are
In danger, for displacement IS now in
progress as rate SO as.0nishinglv rap
i'd as to occasion surprise that the
are not moro frequent,
md it is curious and unconscious de-
fiance of the inevitable that the cities
of Pittsburg, Richmond, Fredericks.
burg. Washington. Baltimore, Port
Deposit, Wilmington. Philadelphia,
Trenton and New York have been To-
Gated on the very line of displacement.
And how is this for prophecy? J. 3.
Drake writes from St. Louis March !,
to the Religio- Philosophical Journal:
Will you place on record in the col-
umns Of the journal, certain predic-
tiOns made to ME last week in .Cllica-
60 by one. Of Mrs. Maud E. Lords con.
trOls-''UnknOwn." This "Uuknown"
during the month OF last January pre-
dicted that there would be u terrible
earthquake across the water, in the
month Of February, in which there
would be great loss of life. This has
transpired, and as he made several pre-
dictiOns OF u similar nature last week,
in my presence and in the presence of
MIR. Horace ). Leland, of Springfield,
ILL.,, make u request for this record.
"UnknOwn" says that this country
will he visited by an earthquake of no
small dimensions, and that there will
he another across the water more dis
astrOus in its results than the one of
last month; and that both will occur
within the limits Of 1887. In addition
he states that the year will be one Of
unusual disasters on land and sea; ter
r,b'e murders will be committed, the
results of planetary disturbances.
Electric and other storms will rage,
and Il comet. ~ yet unexpected by as
trOnomers, will appear; also a won-
derful star, not the star that looked
down upon the plains Of Galilee, but a
''red star Of blOOd.", 1857 is to be a
most unusual and terrible year. mark
ing an epoch in the development Of the
human race as we'll as il new departure
for this old earth.
A man in New York has been for
some time predicting that the city
would be submerged, affording one Of
the most sensational calamities in his
tory. lie is Of course laughed 1T as a
It is u great and wicked
city and this may be the only way to
wash and cleanse it.
The following dispatch seems to in.
'iicate that the work is beginning grad
,ally:
VIENNA. April 2 The fine Roman
1T Pola, in Austria, on
the Adriatic, suddenly collapsed today
and II int" an immense ct1asm, which
opened on the site. From this chasm
vapOrs are emitted.
It may seem like mere immigra-
lion story, but we cau't help adding q
word Of advice to those whn are on the
line of displacement, w :"Come west,
especially t" Minnesota. where earth.
luakes are never kno Nn"
The above WAS typed some weeks ago
l1!d set aside rn ac,a'nnt Of more press.
ing matter 1t will Il, Just as well
now. especially as the earthquake and
volcanic eruption in NJ, Xico occurred
,nly y few days ago.
BY this visitation it seems that the
town of MOnttZ,n,a. IN sonora. was
lest roye'i. and $50 persons were. killed.
At Oputn. 20 PERSONS were killed by
falling mnildings The towns OF Gran
.da and GuSala were nearly drst strny-d
The volcano burst ont abont 3j miles
'outheast Of Madeleine. The earth.
quake brought great quantities of wa
Ter to the surface and uncovered gold
deposits.
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JUDGE YOUNG HOLDS THE SIOUX
CITY RAILROAD LANDS IO
BE EXEMPT
Judge Young yesterday rendered a
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